St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12

"H2 lore anybody was out.
IT was here that Viau showed himself a
great pitcher. He fired the ball over
the plate so fast that foul after foul was
Hull and Strauss each sent the ball sky
high in the catcher's field and Stock
we'll gathered them in. The applause
that followed was tremendous.
Shenkel, however. took Il base
on balls, sending Williams home, and
BroughtOn'S hit to center field enabled
MaSkrey to put a run to his credit.
MorriSSey also tried to cross the plate,
but Murphy'S splendid throw cut him
off. In the next inning Nilmot caught
Williams long fly, and won round of
applause by cutting OFF Forster return
ing TO first base. The playing of the
visitors was. with three exceptions,
extra good. Forster, Shenkel ana Hull
had an OFF day and bagged all the
errors. Williams was not doing much
with the willow, but he gathered in the
high flies in fine shape. AnderSon'S
pitching was not bad after the first
inning. and he was well backed up by
Cal BroughtOn.
THE GAME
was witnessed by $500 people, and,
owing to the very threatening weather.
the first ball was sent over the plate at
3:25. Murphy was handling the willow,
but he concluded to wait and receive
first base as present. Wilmot drove
the ball at Short Stop Shenkel at a furi-
Gus rate, and the latter juggled it.
Cleveland, McCauley and Stockwell
each placed the first ball pitched them
over the second baSeman'S head, Crooks
went out on foul tip and Pickett from
pitcher to first, the last of the first
quartette to bat crossing the plate on
the play. SOwderS then struck out. An
examination of the watches in the re-
pOrters stand showed that it still
lacked two minutes of 80. -Four runs
had been scored in probably the quick
est time on reCord-two minutes. Mil
Waukee then took turn with the
willow. Forster and Williams each
famed the summer ZephyrS four times,
MaSkrey made hit, took second on
passed ball and scored on M0rrisSey'S
hit. In the second. third and fourth in
nings both sides failed to add anything
to their score, Hull, Forster and Nor
rissey executing pretty double Oh
Pickett and Sowders in the fourth. In
the fifth Cleveland led off with clean
drive to the left, McCauley got life on
a juggle at second. StockweH brought
Cleveland home on hit to right and
McCauley scored on Crooks out from
second to first. Milwaukee started off
for some runs in the same inning, but
didn't get them. Viau hit Shenkel with
the ball and Broughton drove the ball
to Pickett, who got it to first by way
OF second in time to catch both
runners. Milwaukee added two in the
sixth on muffs at left and right, juggle
at short, base on balls and hit to
center field. St. Paul took the last run
of the game in the eighth inning, and
the way it was secured tickled the
crowd immensely. After Viau had
gone out on fly driven almost to the
left field fence, Murphy pounded the
ball to right for two bases and legged it
for third as fast as he could go. The
ball was thrown to the third baseman
little wild and Murphy crossed the
plate before the Cream City aggregation
could recover the sphere. In the sec
ond inning two of the visitors were
neatly nipped trying to reach second
base, and after that did not attempt to
steal the bag. The score is as follows.